About us
At Nurses Green Health Education, we are passionate about revolutionising healthcare through comprehensive education and empowerment.
About Deb Ranson
Debbie Ranson is a prominent figure in the medical community with a wealth of experience and dedication to various organisations. Her memberships include being a Co-founder of the Australian Cannabis Nurses Association since 2023 and a member of the Cannabis Nurses Network since 2014. Additionally, she is associated with The Society of Cannabis Clinicians since 2016, and holds the distinction of being a founding member of The Society of Cannabis Clinicians Australian Chapter since 2020 now known as cannabis clinicians Australia (CCA). She is also a founding member of the Australian Medicinal Cannabis Association (AMCA).
In 2024, Debbie’s outstanding contributions to cannabis nursing were nationally recognised when she was nominated for and won the prestigious CannaBiz Nurse of the Year Award. This accolade celebrates her exceptional dedication to advancing medicinal cannabis education and advocacy.
In her endeavors, Deb Ranson volunteers for the not-for-profit organisation United in Compassion (UIC), which is owned and operated by Lucy Haslam in memory of her son, Dan Haslam. Furthermore, she serves as an Ambassador for Drive Change, demonstrating her commitment to various social causes.
Deb Ranson is an active member of The Queensland Nurses and Midwives Union, where she advocates for causes such as ratios in aged care and policies surrounding medicinal cannabis, homelessness, and the right to choice matters. She is also a member of the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation Queensland branch and the Australian College of Nurses.
Recognised for her achievements, Debbie was awarded the Green Flower Scholarship in 2020. This scholarship, issued by Green Flower, acknowledges her dedication to cannabis medicine education. Furthermore, she holds the distinction of being a Pan Pacific Games silver medalist in softball, achieved during the Australia (Regals) vs New Zealand Panpacs in 2000.
In 2020, Deb was honored as one of nine nurses nominated by the Queensland Nurses & Midwives Union (QNMU) for the Women of the World (WOW) recognition. This acknowledgment highlights her exceptional contributions during the global pandemic, celebrating her as a frontline hero.
Why choose us?
Driven by a deep commitment to improving patient care and fueled by firsthand experience, our journey began with a realisation: the potential of plant-based treatments was hindered by a lack of knowledge and training among healthcare professionals. Recognising this gap, we set out to bridge it.
Expertise
Our courses are developed and led by seasoned nurses with extensive experience in medical cannabis education and patient care. We draw upon our firsthand knowledge to deliver insightful, evidence-based training.
Customisation
We understand that every healthcare setting is unique. That's why we offer tailored programs to meet the specific needs and objectives of each facility, ensuring maximum relevance and impact.
Accessibility
With on-site workshops and flexible scheduling options, we make it easy for healthcare professionals to access the education they need without disrupting their busy schedules.
Hear From Our Clients
Discover the firsthand experiences and insights of healthcare professionals who have benefited from Nurses Green Health Education. Our training has expanded their knowledge of cannabinoid therapies, enhancing their ability to integrate medicinal cannabis into patient care and advocate for alternative treatment options.
CNC Outpatient's Specialist Services
Community Health
Clinic Nurse Cardiac Medicine
Clinic Nurse Intensive care Specialist
Prison Health Clinic Nurse
Emergency Medicine Clinic Nurse
Contact Us
Have questions or want to learn more? Get in touch with us to discover how Nurses Green Health Education can support your professional development and enhance your knowledge of cannabinoid therapies for better patient care. We’d love to hear from you!